Have a handful of SFHs and want to keep adding. 

Nothing wrong with that, I have a student rental like that. i bought the house already converted, they enter into the kitchen, the dining room became the living room and the living room the bedroom. the house still had a perfect flow through it. that will be value added for you, turning a one bedroom into two.

You should certainly never pay the full price ahead of time, and for large projects, draws are often the best option.

Longer then I would have liked but it was a large project.

It is a D area.

I'm especially intrigued by "rehab and value-add opportunity," the 14 vacant units, and the property's proximity to such a large military base providing a steady tenant pool.

Good evening BP, I have a question on what kinds of contingency clauses could be put in a contract as a buyer?

I know a few such as financial terms, closing cost, home inspection and appliances. I'm having a proble...

It's hard enough to hold a job and take care of all the things in life but trying to manage a rental long distance with experience is hard enough without adding a lack of experience to it.

It's not that large of a neighborhood, so there's not exactly one area better than others...but close to Point Breeze seems to be higher valued. 

Locally, the lender we prefer to use generally charges 12% APR, 2 points at closing, and loans 65% APR.An added benefit of using hard money is that they loan based on their analysis of the deal.